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    • Election 2016:...California Is Different Than Rest Of U.S. (KPCC)...Steve Lopez: Boyle Heights Children Fear Trump Presidency (LAT)...L.A. Poised To Spend Billions On Traffic And Homeless (LAT)...Metro's Measure M Appears To Be Passing (LAT, KPCC, SGV Tribune)...Homeless Bond HHH Passing In Early Returns (LAT)...National Transportation Bond Measures Score Sheet (Transport Politic)
    • Pasadena Approves Union Street Protected Bikeway, Disabled Concerned (Pasadena Now)
    • DTLA Streetcar Final Environmental Report Released (Downtown News)
    • Ride-Hailing Apps: New Economy With Same Old Discrimination (KPCC)
    • South L.A. City Parking Lot Planned To Become Homeless Housing (Urbanize)
    • Long Beach Is Revamping Its Civic Center (Urbanize)
    • Westwood Blvd Should Be A Great Street With Bike Lanes (HuffPo)
    • Ballona Creekside Development Would Include Bike/Walk Path (Urbanize)
    • Santa Monica Breeze Bike-Share Turns One Year Old This Saturday (SMDP)

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